The pairing makes a particular kind of sense on paper. Anyma – born Matteo Milleri – has spent the last few years pushing electronic music into conceptual territory that most producers wouldn't touch: a 12-date cybernetic opera at Sphere Las Vegas, a trilogy of albums built around the idea of a synthetic genesis, a sold-out show at the Pyramids of Giza. LISA, meanwhile, has been aggressively reframing her solo career since leaving YG Entertainment and launching her own management company, LLOUD CO. Her debut album Alter Ego debuted at number seven on the Billboard 200 earlier this year, and her residency at Caesars Palace is set for November.

"Bad Angel" sits somewhere between those two worlds. Anyma handles the architecture – the cinematic production, the textural weight – while LISA brings the kind of high-visibility vocal performance that crosses genre lines easily. It's a dance track built for festival scale, which is fitting given where it's landing.

Anyma said LISA was his "muse" for the record. "Lisa and I have talked about working together for a while now," he noted. "Her energy and performance blew me away and I can't imagine anyone else singing this song." For her part, LISA pointed to the immersive quality of his live shows as something she wanted to bring into the studio. "His shows are super immersive," she said, "and I think you can feel that energy in the track."

A music video accompanies the single. For Anyma, it's the latest move in what has become an unusually ambitious year: his new "ÆDEN" audiovisual show premieres at Coachella this weekend before a world tour spanning Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and Europe. For LISA, it adds another cross-genre collaboration to a solo discography that has already stretched from Ryan Tedder-produced pop to the GRAMMY-winning Rosalía.

"Bad Angel" is out now on Interscope Records.